In a critical study titled The Moment of this work, David Thomson invites the reader to imagine Elvis Presley as the title character.  Early in this work, one character's decision not to take a used car for a test drive promp
In a critical study titled The Moment of this work, David Thomson invites the reader to imagine Elvis Presley as the title character.  Early in this work, one character's decision not to take a used car for a test drive prompts the exclamation "Well, it's the first time a customer ever high-pressured a salesman!" from California Charlie. Opening on Friday, December 11th at 2:43 pm in Phoenix, Arizona, this work features four-foot tall Mitzi Koestner in a scene in which a private investigator named Milton Arbogast falls down a flight of stairs. Another scene spliced from approximately seventy different shots makes use of chocolate sauce to represent blood. Near the end of this film, Sam Loomis saves Lila, Marion Crane's sister, from the title character, portrayed by Anthony Perkins. For 10 points, name this Hitchcock film featuring the Bates Motel and an infamous shower scene.
In a critical study titled The Moment of this work, David Thomson invites the reader to imagine Elvis Presley as the title character.  
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